She was born Sept. 30, 1960, the primary of 4 youngsters to Thomas Edward and Patricia Ann Venosky Mountford.

Debbie was a 1978 graduate of Boardman High School and studied cosmetology at MCCTC. Her first job was with First Federal Bank in Youngstown.

Debbie and her household moved to Florida, the place she labored for Barnett Bank of Naples earlier than returning to Youngstown in 1986. She was a loving and caring spouse and mom; she raised her household and was the caretaker for her son, Tommy. During that busy time, Debbie nonetheless discovered the time and vitality to work outdoors her house, together with at LaVilla Sports Bar & Grille and The Fireplace Restaurant as each a server and bartender. Because of her fixed smile, great persona and real love for individuals, Debbie excelled within the meals and beverage business. Her clients beloved her and she or he at all times leant an open ear. She constructed relationships with them and so they beloved her. As for Debbie’s co-workers, they knew it was going to be a busy night time after they heard her yell to the again of the home, “FULL BAR.”

Over the years she additionally labored for the Hanni household at their numerous regulation corporations and extra just lately for Lake Park Cemetery, serving to households in mourning.

Debbie had a powerful Catholic religion, blessed everybody along with her holy water, stated her each day prayers and was a member of St. Matthias Church.

Debbie’s labor of affection was being the primary caregiver for her son, Tommy. She made certain he knew the love of household and mates, and he skilled all the things life needed to supply.

Debbie loved many issues, together with baseballs video games and NHRA along with her son, Tommy and brother, Tom; procuring dates along with her daughter, Layla and granddaughter, Avery; caring for her crops; enjoying darts along with her husband, Marc; and going to concert events along with her good pal, Janet. She additionally loved bowling, enjoying playing cards and her scratch-off lottery tickets. Debbie was one of the best host on the town, hosted each vacation, made it good, and naturally, she waited on everybody and was at all times the final to eat. Most just lately, she loved watching her little Cha-Cha play softball.

Debbie is survived by her husband, Marc Allen Sakara of Youngstown; youngsters, Layla Morris of Poland, Thomas “Tommy” Morris of Youngstown and Heather (Josh) Sakara of Struthers; grandchildren, Avery Lynn Patricia Morris of Poland and Lincoln James Calabrette of Struthers; siblings, Thomas Mountford of Youngstown, Colleen (Terry Round) Berarducci of Hubbard and Patrick (Christine) Mountford of Erie, Pa.; stepmother, Joanie Mountford; brother-in-law, Pete Berarducci; in addition to nieces, nephews, aunts, uncles and cousins.

Besides her dad and mom, Deb was preceded in loss of life by her mother-in-law, Mary Sakara; father-in-law, Paul Sakara; and brother-in-law, Paul Sakara.

Debbie’s complete household wish to thank the employees of the Cleveland Clinic Main Campus ICU 51 for the care and compassion proven to her in her last hours.

There shall be a viewing and the household will obtain mates 3 to 7 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 8, 2023, and 9 a.m. Monday, Oct. 9, 2023, at Cremation & Funeral Service by Gary S. Silvat Inc, 3896 Oakwood Ave., Austintown, OH 44515. A Mass of Christian Burial will comply with at 11 a.m. Monday, at St. Matthias Church.

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